Questioning at Embassy

[AndyMisiu 0]

Is there a thread that contains all the different question that have been or will be asked at the Embassy? If not can we start one here?

Please list all questions that have been encountered at the Embassy that you know of, thanks!!!

[vartan 0]

I read some reviews of Polands Embassy and I think you guys have it made http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/index.php

[Jaci 0]

There are lots of old threads about this. In difficult or return cases you might want to add:

WHY do you love your fiance(e)?

What is special about your fiance(e)?

What will you do if you don't get a visa?

Conduct at interview is very important as well in difficult spots.

To prepare for interview... well...

Don't just give your SO a list of questions.. go over the questions together. Remember together how you met and fell in love. Make sure your SO knows the names of your family members and any basic details of past marriages. Even if you believe it's not relevant to your current relationship, the info IS usually considered relevant to an interviewing CO. I would recommend practicing the questions a few times with him/her.

One couple I watched go through a rather lengthy interview in Bucharest really irritated the CO because they had absolutely no evidence of relationship to show except a marriage certificate. The CO let them know they had a big problem and she didn't see how she could approve them, then began to ask typical questions in a rather sharp manner (how did you meet, how much time spent together, etc.) Frankly I was embarrased for the treatment they received at our embassy. I'd like to think people could be polite when they represent my country. Their conduct fit this post exactly and they succeeded even with a ticked off CO and not enough evidence. Had they appeared offended or upset, or behaved like there was any problem at all with how they were spoken to, or like they were panicked about being told they weren't going home with a visa BEFORE being questioned, they surely would not have succeeded.

(Yes, sometimes the CO will tell the applicant they are going to deny them, and THEN ask questions.)

THe couple responded to each question amazingly briefly and politely as if they honestly didn't hear how rude and irritated the CO was, and very calm as if they didn't realize they were a hair's breadth from denial. (they were, and I'm sure they did)

What I learned from them was to maintain that there is absolutely no problem, remain calm and pleasant, no matter what is said to you. Even in the event of denial this is a good idea, since it will make resolving consular issues a lot easier the next time around if you run into the same CO.

[AndyMisiu 0]

Come on people!! you have to know more than this. Where's all my approved visa people at? help a brother out!!

[forever&ever 0]

Here is the link for old Polsih thread on vj, and it's in English. Read carefully, some of the people decsribed how the interview went and what questions they were asked during the interview. It should be helpful coz they talk about all documents too.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums2/index.php?showtopic=33234

Also, take a look at that one

http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/index.php

Good luck!

M.

[AndyMisiu 0]

Thank you, I have found a link that will help K-1 and K-3 viewers as to what questions could be asked:

Check it out: http://www.***removed***/greencard/familyba...-interview.html

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